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This is an unprofessional film review about cross-cultural communication. This film is light and humorous. This is the story of a lovely old shadow play artist and a lovely American child. This is my grandson from America.

First of all, go to the map as usual.

Old shadow puppeteer Yang Laotou worships the role of the Monkey King in China traditional culture, while American boy Brooks worships Spider-Man in western culture. My son entrusted the old sheep head to take care of the young foreigner Brooks. Brooks, from the United States, is out of tune with rural life, and cultural exchange is reflected in various small things.

The film also hopes for the friendly exchanges between Chinese and western cultures.

Brooks likes hamburgers, eggs and milk. He was not used to spicy and greasy food in Lao Yang, so he ate instant noodles every day for a while. Once again, when he was tired of eating and clamoring for eggs and milk, Lao Yang took a sip of instant noodles and said that the mutton soup tasted ok, but it was a little weak.

Lao Yang likes garlic bean jelly. I also asked Booth if he would like to eat (Booth is Lao Yang's name for Brooks).

Lao Yang also doesn't like that foreigners can't eat spicy or salty food. In a word, I hate that my grandson can't eat heavy tastes.

Lao Yang doesn't like his grandson's picky, so he tries his best to find milk and hamburgers for his grandson. Lao Yang went to the village to buy hamburgers, but he didn't. The owner of the canteen made a hamburger for Lao Yang. Lao Yang said after reading it, this is just meat buns, and this is just bread.

I went to the grocery store to buy milk. If I didn't buy it, I went to stationmaster Wang's house to milk my grandson. Interestingly, stationmaster Wang told me that foreigners drink milk, so they are white. When Ann saw this scene, she really smiled. Because laughter may disturb people, especially the sentence that black people grow up drinking chocolate milk. At this time, Ann's expression was similar to that of this cow, pretending to be calm.

Chinglish can be seen everywhere in our daily life, but it has become fresh and refined through the study of teachers and Miss Wang. Here is the picture directly above, let me laugh for another 5 minutes.

Then when Booth got into trouble, he suddenly forgot how Sun pronounced it, and it became Chinglish in China. Let's laugh again 10 minutes.

Lao Yang thought China's black hair looked good, so he took Booth to dye it. To be fair, Booth dyed Lao Yang with white hair into black hair. hahaha.

At the same time, Lao Yang doesn't like that Booth looks like a devil, and thinks that having such a foreign grandson will make him laughed at by the villagers.

Booth pointed to the phoenix on the quilt and said "bird". Lao Yang will explain to Booth that the dragon and phoenix on the quilt are auspicious.

Lao Yang asked you what the Spider-Elf did, and Booth said this is Spider-Man, a hero. Lao Yang said he was a leprechaun in China.

Meanwhile, Lao Yang will introduce the Monkey King to Booth.

Two people will also learn languages from each other. Lao Yang taught Booth to sing shadow play songs and tongue twisters, and Booth taught Lao Yang to sing English songs and spell words. This picture looks really sweet and lovely.

Lao Yang will also teach Booth how to use chopsticks. This shot was edited with a series of shadow puppets of Lao Yang and pictures of getting along with Booth. Finally, Booth learned to use chopsticks and put a cherry fruit in Lao Yang's mouth. These harmonious pictures make people feel the loveliness of old people and children.

When the two grandparents got along, they also formed the feelings behind them.

Because Lao Yang accidentally stepped on Booth's Spider-Man toy, Booth was angry with Lao Yang for not eating or drinking. I took off stationmaster Wang and went to the city to buy one, but I didn't buy it. Finally, Lao Yang made a shadow play of Spider-Man for Booth. In the evening, the two of them played together and let the Monkey King and Spider-Man fight.

Grandpa and grandson will ride bikes together happily. Looks carefree and happy.

Booth asked Lao Yang, can the Monkey King beat Spider-Man? Lao Yang said that the Monkey King and Spider-Man should become friends and protect the earth together.

Lao Yang's son broke up with Booth's mother, and Booth is going back to school in America. Finally, Booth got Lao Yang's favorite shadow play of the Monkey King. When Booth left, Lao Yang was performing a shadow play, trying to suppress his sadness.

After Booth left, Lao Yang would visit the wellhead for a while every day, because he told Booth that the well was connected with the other side of the earth so that they could talk through it. At this time, grandpa and grandson have formed an inseparable relationship.

During the Chinese New Year, Booth went back to grandpa's house, and they spent the Chinese New Year together. The caretaker became the Monkey King and Spider-Man.

This is also a good wish for the harmonious exchange between Chinese and Western cultures.

The play is cheerful with warmth, and at the same time it has the sadness of parting after the formation of feelings.

The film puts shadow puppeteers in rural areas of old China and American children together, which forms a sharp contrast between Chinese and western cultures. From diet to language, from appearance to national hero, the two men have many contradictions, and finally live in harmony and have a deep friendship.

The whole film has a cheerful rhythm. As Lao Yang said, the Monkey King and Spider-Man should be good friends and protect the earth together. This is also a good wish for the harmonious exchange and development of the global village.